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Casual Articles - RSS Mania Addiction - An Introduction To RSS and the Terminology
What is Latent Semantic Indexing? It certainly sounds impressive and mysterious. Yet, like most jargon, it's quite logical, once you understand the meaning. More to the point: once you understand it, you can use it to boost your search engine listings."Latent" means "hidden" and "semantic" stands for "meaning". So LSI is simply "hidden meaning indexing" and it's a phrase you will come to hear more and more now, in relation to search engines -- particularly Google.age) which is actually become incredibly popular in the development of web pages and the like. (For now we will not enter too many technicalities in programming)
3. PodCasting – is a derivation of RSS where audio is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
4. VodCasting - is a derivation of RSS where video is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
5. There are also PictureCasting, screencasting... and I guess you are getting
There are some fundamental mindsets of the Russian business people. Any person doing business in modern Russia or with Russians would benefit from knowing these as much of business behaviour is guided by mindsets.These five mindsets are1. How things happen or don’t2. Decision making – Hierarchy3. Concept of time4. Connections – “Blat”5. Faith in own system6. Conspicuous consumption
Well, in a few days I was an RSS freak. Obsessed. Totally grounded in RSS mania and those little news items coming across my reader. Of course, I had a reader for my desktop, and a reader that conveniently placed itself within my Firefox Browser. I was RSS ready for anything! And you know what. BEST OF ALL its almost ALL FREE. (If it isn’t it does not find a place on my computer!)
For those among the plebeians of the world who are not familiar with RSS and what you can do with it, this article will attempt to explain the basics in RSS terminology and how you can become as obsessed with RSS as I am. In a future article I will attempt to explain how to create your own RSS feed as well.
RSS Feed – The information that a web site will place within the RSS file for you to read is known as a “feed”. RSS Reader – The software you use, either browser based or desktop based that you use to pick up the feed and read it.
1. RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication” or so they tell us. Well so we don’t get too complicated, RSS has gone through a few permutations based upon its versions and maturing.
- Rich Site Summary (RSS 0.91)
- RDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9 and 1.0)
- Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0.0)
Most RSS feeds today are of the 2.0 permutation. And actually all RSS and its permutations are based upon “push technology” which began to be seriously developed a few years ago.
2. RSS is based on XML (Extensible Markup Language) which is actually become incredibly popular in the development of web pages and the like. (For now we will not enter too many technicalities in programming)
3. PodCasting – is a derivation of RSS where audio is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
4. VodCasting - is a derivation of RSS where video is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
5. There are also PictureCasting, screencasting... and I guess you are getting
This is a question I see being asked so many times in various forums. How can little old me start making money online? Well in this article, I'm going to reveal the exact strategy that I have used to consistently make money online.This strategy involves finding an information product that you can sell, and selling it to a target market.The first thing you need, therefore, is a product. There are basically three ways you can go here. You can either buy a product that co
For those among the plebeians of the world who are not familiar with RSS and what you can do with it, this article will attempt to explain the basics in RSS terminology and how you can become as obsessed with RSS as I am. In a future article I will attempt to explain how to create your own RSS feed as well.
RSS Feed – The information that a web site will place within the RSS file for you to read is known as a “feed”. RSS Reader – The software you use, either browser based or desktop based that you use to pick up the feed and read it.
1. RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication” or so they tell us. Well so we don’t get too complicated, RSS has gone through a few permutations based upon its versions and maturing.
- Rich Site Summary (RSS 0.91)
- RDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9 and 1.0)
- Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0.0)
Most RSS feeds today are of the 2.0 permutation. And actually all RSS and its permutations are based upon “push technology” which began to be seriously developed a few years ago.
2. RSS is based on XML (Extensible Markup Language) which is actually become incredibly popular in the development of web pages and the like. (For now we will not enter too many technicalities in programming)
3. PodCasting – is a derivation of RSS where audio is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
4. VodCasting - is a derivation of RSS where video is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
5. There are also PictureCasting, screencasting... and I guess you are getting
At APconnections, our flagship product, NetEqualizer, is a traffic management and WAN optimization tool. Rather than using compression and caching techniques, NetEqualizer analyzes connections and then doles out bandwidth to them based on preset rules. We look at every connection on the network and compare it to the overall trunk size to determine how to eliminate congestion on the links. NetEqualizer also prevents peer-to-peer traffic from slowing down higher-priority application t
RSS Feed – The information that a web site will place within the RSS file for you to read is known as a “feed”. RSS Reader – The software you use, either browser based or desktop based that you use to pick up the feed and read it.
1. RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication” or so they tell us. Well so we don’t get too complicated, RSS has gone through a few permutations based upon its versions and maturing.
- Rich Site Summary (RSS 0.91)
- RDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9 and 1.0)
- Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0.0)
Most RSS feeds today are of the 2.0 permutation. And actually all RSS and its permutations are based upon “push technology” which began to be seriously developed a few years ago.
2. RSS is based on XML (Extensible Markup Language) which is actually become incredibly popular in the development of web pages and the like. (For now we will not enter too many technicalities in programming)
3. PodCasting – is a derivation of RSS where audio is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
4. VodCasting - is a derivation of RSS where video is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
5. There are also PictureCasting, screencasting... and I guess you are getting
I see many newcomers to affiliate marketing that have great looking web sites but the keys to affiliate marketing for maximum profits are locked away in the drawer.One of the biggest mistakes you can do as an affiliate marketer is trying to promote to many products right off the start,rushing to make big profits in a short amount of time. Because there are so many affiliate programs that are easy to join it is easy to get trapped in this situation defeating your main purpose
- Rich Site Summary (RSS 0.91)
- RDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9 and 1.0)
- Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0.0)
Most RSS feeds today are of the 2.0 permutation. And actually all RSS and its permutations are based upon “push technology” which began to be seriously developed a few years ago.
2. RSS is based on XML (Extensible Markup Language) which is actually become incredibly popular in the development of web pages and the like. (For now we will not enter too many technicalities in programming)
3. PodCasting – is a derivation of RSS where audio is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
4. VodCasting - is a derivation of RSS where video is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
5. There are also PictureCasting, screencasting... and I guess you are getting
For some reason some people seem to think that all they have to do is build a site and the customers will come running. Well I hate to burst anyone's bubble but online marketing is not "Field of Dreams". You can't just throw up a site selling anything you want and expect hungry buyers to come like crazy. You've got to decide who you're going to sell to and what you're going to sell to them and you must do research on these to things.If people aren't searching for the product
3. PodCasting – is a derivation of RSS where audio is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
4. VodCasting - is a derivation of RSS where video is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
5. There are also PictureCasting, screencasting... and I guess you are getting the picture.
6. Atom Feeds – This basically is a new syndication to replace RSS format. Whether or not it will work is up to the developers and users.
7. Blogs, (a term which originally came from “weblog”) which has been all the rage in the internet lately, make extensive use of RSS feeds, pushing the information contained in the millions of weblogs out to users.
So what is so great about RSS? It simply is a way of those who have content, say a newspaper, where news changes and is updated on an hourly or daily basis, to push this news to users all over the world without them logging into the web site. The user has an “RSS Reader” (many different types are available – future article) and this news is updated automatically in the Reader on a schedule the user chooses. Thus one can be working without the need to constantly check a news web site, and still keep abrest of any news that is happening “out in the big world”.
Readers can handle many RSS feeds together, and it takes just a glance over to determine if something you are interested in comes through.
Why do web sites and companies do this? Because it creates customer loyalty. It is another avenue of being constantly connected with the customers and viewers of their web sites. It is a way to keep the people coming back and back again.
In the next article of this series I will discuss the method by which a feed is created and then pushed out to the Net world at large for others to read it.
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